Title: Witchblade Mystery Sketch*
Artist: Carlos Barocelli (All)
Media Type: Paint - Watercolor
Art Type: Mystery Sketch
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 120
Likes on CAF: 19
Comments: 18
Added to Site: 6/9/2026
Location: Commissions and Unpublished
Artist:
Carlos Barocelli
(All)
120 Views - 18 Comments - 19 Likes
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always nice to solve a beautiful mystery!
Wow, really nice quality watercolors illustration! I really dig the style. New to this artist name as well, looking forward to seeing more from them pop up.
Congrats on your cool mystery sketch!!
At least it isn't a drunk chicken.
thats noce james, has that fine art appeal to it, ill post a few of mine and we can compare,
Extra skull background is so European sophistication! The purple is a nice touch to remind us of that Witchblade 1 cover by Turner.
I don't think you can do much better for a mystery sketch. Congrats on this working out so well for you!!!
I believe one of my mystery sketches is also by this artist!
Yep! A beautiful Gustavo. I still have my Esquie plush on pre-order!
Sometimes I feel weeeee, but this comment makes me feel woooooo!
It's no mystery that this piece is a total beauty! Congrarts on a great mystery sketch!!
Not what I would have expected for Witchblade (this reminds me more of Poison Ivy with the red hair), but it's a pretty cool image with a unique style. Congrats on a successful mystery sketch!
Wow!
It looks and feels like he took all the paints in his arsenal and just slapped them down onto the page and they knew exactly where to land. I see what you mean about this not having anything to do with Turner's Witchblade, but I think it ultimately turned out to be a very successful mystery!
Beautiful and detailed painted "sketch". If you want to see the reference to Michael Turner, look at the cover for issue #17.
The strong, craggy textures of this piece seem to leave the figure embedded in the spooky scene - a part of the gothic landscape rather than passing through it. Great colours.
Oh wow! You got an amazing mystery sketch! That turned out awesome!
Woo hoo witchy woman!